Legal notice

Last updated: July 2026

In compliance with article 10 of Spanish Act 34/2002 of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the identifying details of the owner of this website are set out below.

1. Website owner

Owner: OSTERIADAGIANNI, S.L.
Tax ID (NIF): B75454132
Registered address: Carrer del Comte d’Altea 48, 46005 València (Spain)
Activity: food service (Italian osteria)
Telephone: 676 16 39 65
Email: osteriadagiannivlc@gmail.com

2. Purpose

This legal notice governs the use of the website osteriadagianni.es (hereinafter, “the site”), whose purpose is to present the restaurant, its menu and its location, as well as to facilitate table bookings and contact.

3. Terms of use

Accessing and browsing the site confers user status and implies acceptance of these terms. Users undertake to make appropriate use of the contents and not to use them for unlawful purposes or purposes contrary to good faith.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

The contents of the site (texts, photographs, logos, design and code) are owned by OSTERIADAGIANNI, S.L. or by third parties who have authorised their use, and are protected by intellectual and industrial property law. Their reproduction, distribution or transformation without express authorisation is prohibited.

5. Liability

The owner accepts no liability for any damage arising from use of the site, nor for its continuous availability. Menu information and prices may vary; please contact the restaurant to confirm them.

6. Links

The site may contain links to third-party pages (for example, the CoverManager booking system, Google Maps or social networks). The owner accepts no liability for the content or the policies of those sites.

7. Data protection

The processing of users’ personal data is governed by our Privacy policy and our Cookie policy.

8. Applicable law

This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. For the resolution of any dispute, the parties submit to the Courts and Tribunals of the city of València, unless consumer protection legislation provides for a different jurisdiction.